When Shirley Bassey's reinterpretation of Pink's Get the Party Started for Marks & Spencer's Christmas TV advert became something of a cult hit, the temptation to hustle out an album to cash in on - sorry, capitalise on its success has clearly been irresistible. There is only one small problem: the lack of any actual material aside from the title song. With commendable optimism, this has not deterred anyone involved from going ahead with a cobbled-together compilation of remixes, reworkings and a sole new recording, The Living Tree, a hastily-written Bassey-by-numbers piece. The list of remixers is promising - The Glimmers, Cagedbaby, Bugz in the Attic - but none deliver anything of particular note; their timid incursions into the originals suggest that they were slightly in thrall to the might of Bassey's voice. With that said, who could blame them? Bassey is the only singer alive who could take the bouncing, enthusiastic R&B of the original Get the Party Started and turn it into a grand, imperious swoop worthy of a Bond theme; it's a terrific cover version, even if it perhaps didn't quite merit the album attached to it.